If you’re craving sharp suspense, heart-warming romance or something completely fresh from the region, Viu is the place for you. From Korean hits to local Originals and beyond, the platform’s expanded library brings something for every mood. Here’s some of the best.

What you’re in for: A slick vigilante thriller where justice takes the wheel – literally.
Quick take: The Rainbow Taxi crew is back to serve karma on demand. This time, Kim Do-gi (Lee Je-hoon) faces a bigger web of corruption, teaming up with a new ally played by Edan Lui from Hong Kong boy group Mirror.
Don’t miss: The car chases are wilder than ever – and spotting how each revenge story reflects real-world social issues adds an extra jolt.

What you’re in for: A tender reunion story that asks what happens when first love meets second chances.
Quick take: Song Joong-ki returns to romance as Sunwoo Hae, a former child actor turned florist whose quiet life is shaken when his first love, Je-yeon (Chun Woo-hee), reappears after years apart.
Don’t miss: It’s Song Joong-ki’s first romantic lead since Descendants of the Sun – and the chemistry feels just as fated.

What you’re in for: A sweeping historical fantasy where a crown prince and a merchant accidentally swap souls.
Quick take: Haunted by grief and vengeance, Crown Prince Yi Gang (Kang Tae-oh) crosses paths with merchant Park Dal-i (Kim Se-jeong), who bears an uncanny resemblance to his late wife. Their worlds, and identities, collide in spectacular fashion.
Don’t miss: It’s Extraordinary Attorney Woo’s Kang Tae-oh and Business Proposal’s Kim Se-jeong in their first historical roles – plus Jin Goo and Lee Shin-young in supporting roles that K-drama fans will love spotting.

What you’re in for: A dating show that dares exes to live and love, under the same roof.
Quick take: Former couples test whether old sparks will reignite or finally burn out. It’s messy, heartfelt and impossible to look away.
Don’t miss: Real tears, real second chances – and Simon Dominic back on the panel delivering his trademark dry humour.

What you’re in for: The legendary variety show continues, louder and funnier than ever.
Quick take: New missions, new celebrity guests and the same chaotic energy that’s kept fans hooked for over a decade.
Don’t miss: Expect surprise cameos and throwback challenges that reward long-time fans while keeping first-timers laughing.

What you’re in for: A chilling supernatural horror where faith is the battleground.
Quick take: When a boy’s possession defies both medicine and religion, two nuns (Song Hye-kyo and Jeon Yeo-been) risk everything to perform a forbidden exorcism.
Don’t miss: From the team behind The Priests, this is Song Hye-kyo’s darkest role yet that’s equal parts eerie and emotional.

What you’re in for: A local mystery where nothing – and no one – is what it seems.
Quick take: In this Indonesian Viu Original, rookie agent Arshaka (Junior Roberts) goes undercover as a student to uncover a deadly secret buried inside an elite school.
Don’t miss: Inspired by a viral TikTok series with millions of views, this show is proof that Indonesian thrillers are stepping confidently into the spotlight.